Snellville R-100 typical setbacks: 35 ft front, 10 ft side, 30 ft rear. R-75: 30 ft front, 8 ft side, 25 ft rear. Accessory structures: 5 ft side/rear, rear yard only.
Setbacks vary by zoning district per Snellville Zoning Ordinance. R-100 (100 ft lot width): 35/10/30 ft typical. R-75 (75 ft width): 30/8/25 ft typical. Corner lots have two front setbacks. Accessory structures (sheds, detached garages): 5 ft side and rear, must be behind principal structure. Encroachments into setbacks limited to 2 ft for eaves, chimneys. Variances from Board of Zoning Appeals require hardship.
Encroaching structures subject to removal order; permit denied.
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